The Bet4Star sister sites in a nutshell
Bet4Star is a space-themed casino with no UK licence, built on the same platform and support desk as Kaasino, run by Fortaprime SRL of Costa Rica. Its sister sites family includes Kaasino, Hidden Jack, Bilucky, AmonBet and Lucky Wave.
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Important licensing note
Bet4Star calls itself a licensed casino but never names a regulator, and it holds no Gambling Commission licence, so British players go without UK safeguards, GAMSTOP or a British route for complaints. In other words, this isn’t a safe casino or network for players in Britain.
At a glance
Brand
Bet4Star, a space-themed slots casino at bet4star.com
Operator
Fortaprime SRL, Costa Rica
UKGC licence
None, and no other regulator named
UK position
Takes British players and currency without any British licence
Best sister sites
Kaasino, Hidden Jack, Bilucky, AmonBet and Lucky Wave
Welcome offer
225% up to £2,500 plus up to 500 spins over three deposits, at 35x
Withdrawals
From £30, in up to 48 hours, then one to three banking days
Last checked
5 October 2026
The Bet4Star sister sites
Kaasino has to come first, as it’s the site Bet4Star is copied from, and I’ve profiled another four Bet4Star sister sites to show how differently this family prices a first deposit bonus.
Kaasino
- The original: Kaasino has the same number of pages, the same support desk and the same bonus codes as Bet4Star, and the studio logos in Bet4Star’s lobby even load from a folder with “Kaasino” in its name.
- Twice the limits: Its welcome package is 225% over three deposits, but it goes up to £5,000, with £3,000 on the first deposit, where Bet4Star stops at £1,500.
- Gods, not astronauts: The homepage features a helmeted warrior goddess and a white-bearded Zeus in front of a marble temple.
- A cheese board: Its Cheese Club has six levels, from Fresh to Prime, paying daily cashback of 10% to 20%, and the daily Cheesy Wheel that Bet4Star also runs finally makes sense here, since “kaas” is Dutch for cheese.
- Sports as well: Kaasino has a sportsbook, which Bet4Star doesn’t offer.
- Best for: Players who like the look of this casino but want the closest Bet4Star sister site with bigger caps and some sports betting.
Hidden Jack
- The mysterious one: Hidden Jack wears an orange top hat in its logo, fills its homepage with glowing playing cards and promises that “every spin is a clue to the hidden jackpot”.
- Five steps, no codes: Its welcome package stretches across five deposits, each matched up to £1,000 with 100 spins, for £5,000 and 500 spins in all, and every bonus is added automatically.
- The spins are spelt out: Each deposit bonus is tied to a slot, from Bonanza Trillion to Aloha King Elvis, and the number of spins varies each day, while Bet4Star’s terms never explain how its 500 spins are earned.
- Tighter strings: Bonuses are wagered 40 times rather than 35, and bonus winnings are capped at five times their value instead of Bet4Star’s flat £10,000.
- Cashback with a ceiling: It pays 5% of the week’s losses back, up to £5,000, with 5x wagering on the cashback.
- Best for: Players who’d rather know exactly which spins they’re getting and when.
Bilucky
- Wild West theme: Bilucky has a horseshoe logo and a cowgirl and cowboy on its homepage, and its promotions are fronted by a different character each.
- A headline that needs a high roller: The homepage advertises up to £3,500 and 290 spins, but the four standard deposits add up to £1,500, and the rest comes from a separate 50% high-roller bonus worth up to £2,000.
- Spins on a drip: The first 200 spins on Beware the Deep Megaways come 20 a day for ten days, and each day’s batch arrives only after you’ve played through the previous day’s batch.
- Smaller first step: The first-deposit match stops at £250 against Bet4Star’s £1,500, and the wagering is 40x on both the bonus and the spin winnings.
- Extras in the menu: It has rakeback, prize drops, a VIP section and its own app, plus a Monday reload of 50% up to £200 with 30 spins.
- Best for: Steady slot players who don’t mind collecting their spins a day at a time.
AmonBet
- Ancient Egypt: AmonBet’s homepage features a jackal-headed god glowing in a temple and a black cat on a throne.
- More than slots: Its menu includes a sportsbook, e-sports and a predictions section as well as the casino, none of which Bet4Star has.
- A flatter package: Three deposits are matched 100%, 50% and 100% up to £1,000 each, with 100 spins every time, for £3,000 and 300 spins at 40x wagering.
- Games of its own: It has its own Amonbet Bonanza slot from BGaming and an Amonbet Blackjack table.
- A full week of reloads: Monday brings 40% up to £300, Wednesday 20 spins per deposit, Friday up to 180 spins and Saturday up to 100, against Bet4Star’s two weekday offers.
- Best for: Players who want a casino and a sportsbook in one place.
Lucky Wave
- The neon one: Lucky Wave is all bright green on black, and it shares AmonBet’s layout and support desk down to the menu order.
- The biggest package here: Four 100% matches up to £2,000, £3,000, £6,000 and £4,000 add up to £15,000 with 300 spins, six times Bet4Star’s ceiling.
- A spins-only start: Instead of the first deposit match, you can take 250 spins worth up to £0.40 each.
- Shorter clock: You must wager the bonuses 40 times within seven days, half the 14 days Bet4Star allows.
- Bonuses on most days: Reloads include up to 200 spins on Tuesdays, 40% on Wednesdays, 50 spins on Saturdays, and a 60% daily streak boost, plus 10% weekly cashback on live games.
- Best for: High-spending players who want a large welcome package and a busy reload calendar.
How this Bet4Star review was made
I’ve listed all sources below, and my About Us page explains how I work.
Rob Hill
I reviewed Bet4Star and its sister sites as a visitor from Britain would, comparing each site’s advertised offers against its own small print. The ownership trail comes from regulator documents and from the systems these sites share. No account opened, no deposit made.
5 October 2026, using Chrome on a Windows PC.
Bet4Star doesn’t name its operator. Its twin sister site, Kaasino, is one of the websites the Netherlands Gambling Authority attributed to Fortaprime SRL, San José, Costa Rica, in a decision dated 24 February 2026
None, and the site names no other regulator
bet4star.com: homepage, promotions, bonus terms, general terms and conditions (in force from 17 June 2024), payments, FAQ, support, responsible gaming, About Us, the Star Club loyalty page, the games lobby and its sitemap; the promotions and terms of Kaasino, Hidden Jack, Bilucky, AmonBet and Lucky Wave; the Supraplay, Lucky Max and GXSpins addresses; the Kansspelautoriteit’s Fortaprime page and fine decision; the Gambling Commission register; Trustpilot; google.co.uk; All British Casino’s homepage and the register entry for L & L Europe Limited, behind the UK alternative.
Published 5 October 2026
A space theme with a cheese wheel
Bet4Star’s look is all orange glow against deep space: a white-bearded warrior in bronze armour on one side of the homepage, a red-haired pilot in an orange space suit and helmet on the other, and a loyalty scheme called the Star Club whose top tier is “Starlord”. Even the bullet points in its bonus terms are little space-invader aliens. A few things give away where it came from, though. The daily prize game is still the Cheesy Wheel, the FAQ tells new members they can “start playing online pokies”, an Australian term for slots, and the menu has a Star Club that its own FAQ calls “The Star Race”.
The homepage leads with Coin Up Lightning, Crazy Shark, Train Heist Johnny Cash, Lucky Win Spins X, Buffalo Gold Canyon and Battle Rage, and the full lobby opens with Big Wild Buffalo 2, Wild West Trueways, Blast the Bass and Gemhalla. The provider list holds 65 studios and 5,352 games, led by KA Gaming with 973, then BGaming, Spinoro, Endorphina, Betsoft, 1spin4win, TaDa Gaming and Platipus. That’s a lot of games, but it’s well short of the “10,000+ Games” and “100+ Providers” on the homepage, and the About page’s claim that the platform is powered by iSoftBet, Nolimit City, and Playreels doesn’t check out. Live dealer tables come from Live Vegas, Absolute Live Gaming and BetGames, and there are crash, bonus-buy, roulette and jackpot sections too.
Who’s behind Bet4Star?
Bet4Star doesn’t say. Its footer has only a disclaimer that it isn’t responsible if you break your local laws, and its terms refer to “the Casino” and “the Company” without naming either, though they do send every dispute to arbitration in Costa Rica under Costa Rican rules. The About page goes further than the terms, showing a “Licensed Casino” logo and saying “we are licensed by accredited gaming authorities”, but no regulator, licence number or seal appears anywhere on the site, and Bet4Star isn’t on the Gambling Commission’s register.
The link to an owner comes through Kaasino. The two sites share the same software and page layout, the same support desk, the same bonus codes and bonus terms written to one template. In a decision dated 24 February 2026, the Netherlands Gambling Authority (Kansspelautoriteit) fined Fortaprime SRL €1,795,000 for offering games to Dutch players without a licence through eight websites: amonbet101.com, amonbet.com, supraplay.com, bilucky.com, gxspins.com, kaasino.com, hiddenjack.com and luckymax7.com. The regulator found Fortaprime named as the provider in AmonBet’s terms, recorded an address in San José, Costa Rica, and had already ordered the company to stop in December 2024. Bet4Star isn’t named in that decision, so its link to Fortaprime rests on the Kaasino connection. Lucky Wave, meanwhile, uses AmonBet’s layout and support desk.
The family has moved on a little since then. The kaasino.com address is now up for sale, with Kaasino itself loading at kaasino5.com, while Supraplay and Lucky Max now show British visitors a “not available in your country” page. Bet4Star takes the opposite approach: the United Kingdom is missing from its long list of restricted countries, even though Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Gibraltar are all on it.
Bonuses: a package that adds up, but cashback that doesn’t
British visitors see offers listed in pound signs on the homepage, but the payments page says accounts run in euros and the terms are also written in euros. The welcome package adds up as advertised on the homepage. Code WB gives 100% up to £1,500 on a first deposit of at least £30, code WB2 gives 75% up to £500 on a second deposit of £40 or more, and code WB3 gives 50% up to £500 on a third of £50 or more, which makes the advertised 225% and £2,500. Every bonus must be wagered 35 times within 14 days, and on the first deposit, the spin winnings count toward that too. Stakes are limited to £5 while you play it through, bonus winnings are capped at £10,000, and slots count in full while table and live games count just 5%. The first deposit also promises “up to 500” spins on Belatra’s Blast the Bass, Cyber Gypsies and Big Wild Buffalo, with spin winnings capped at £150, but nothing in the terms says how many spins a given deposit earns.
The first-day cashback offer is where the advertised bonuses part company with what’s specified in the terms. The promotions page promises “25% cashback up to £25,000”, but the terms under code CB offer 15% on first-day deposits up to £999 or 20% from £1,000, capped at £10,000, paid the next day with no wagering, and taken instead of the welcome package. The Star Club then pays daily cashback on the previous day’s net losses, rising from 10% at the first of its 16 levels to 25% at the top, but its two descriptions disagree on the wagering: 10x in the bonus terms and 3x on the loyalty page. The climb is steep, too. Points come at one per £50 staked on slots, so even level two needs £5,000 of slot bets, and entry to the top level requires a million points. Regulars also get 20 spins for a £30 deposit or 50 for £50 on Tuesdays, though the promotions page says “20, 50 and 120”, and 15 or 30 spins at 50p each for £50 or £100 on Thursdays, both at 40x.
Payments: cards in, crypto out
Deposits are free and instant: Visa and Mastercard from £50 to £5,000, Apple Pay and Google Pay from £20 to £2,000, instant bank transfer from £20 to £5,000, ordinary bank transfer from £20 to £1,000, and Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Litecoin and Tether from the equivalent of £20 with no upper limit. Withdrawals go to Visa or Mastercard from £75 to £5,000 or by bank transfer from £30 to £5,000, each taking one to three banking days, or in crypto from £30 to £10,000, paid instantly. The terms, though, say card payouts only work for cards issued in “some EU countries”, which would seem to leave a British player with bank transfer or crypto.
The terms allow up to 48 hours to process a request, where the FAQ says it usually takes no more than an hour, and the FAQ adds a £25 fee on bank transfer withdrawals that the payments table, which says “Free”, doesn’t show. Limits depend on how much you’ve deposited, from £3,000 a day, £10,000 a week and £30,000 a month for most players up to £10,000, £20,000 and £60,000 for those who’ve deposited more than £10,000, and wins over £90,000 can be paid in monthly instalments. Deposits should be staked three times before you withdraw or processing costs may be charged, and an account left untouched for 12 months can be charged £10 a month. The homepage’s “Play first, verify later” and “No verification needed” claims don’t sit well beside terms and an FAQ that reserve the right to check your identity before any payout, a check the FAQ says can take 24 to 48 hours.
Support and safer gambling
You can reach support through the chat window, the contact form or support@bet4star.com, and there’s no customer support phone number. Complaints go to the support team and are escalated internally if they aren’t resolved right away, with no named outside dispute service and arbitration in Costa Rica as the final step. The safer gambling page is better than many in this family: you can set deposit, loss, wager and session limits, take a cooling-off break or exclude yourself, and it lists Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare and Gambling Therapy. You arrange self-exclusion by emailing support, and the casino warns that it doesn’t excuse you from identity checks before any money is returned.
Bet4Star Casino’s reputation
Bet4Star claimed its Trustpilot profile in March 2026, and it has 15 reviews averaging 2.8. The positive ones are short, praising quick cashouts and smooth-running slots, and Bet4Star replies to most of the complaints. Those complaints mostly come back to getting paid. One player says a £5,000 win was rejected for withdrawal five times, another says winnings went unpaid with only confusing references to the bonus terms as an explanation, and even a four-star review asks for faster withdrawals. The most pointed criticism came from a British player in September 2026 who says they lost around £2,700 depositing in pounds, and who asked Bet4Star to explain on what licence it took UK customers and which independent body could hear their complaint. As of early October, that review had no response.
A balanced view
Points in its favour
- The welcome bonus package adds up exactly as advertised.
- Daily cashback from the first loyalty level.
- A proper set of deposit, loss, wager and time limits.
- Over 5,000 games from 65 studios.
Points against
- Claims a licence but names no regulator and no company.
- A cashback deal that promises far more than its terms allow it to pay.
- Card payouts limited to some EU-issued cards.
- Disputes end in arbitration in Costa Rica.
My Bet4Star sister sites verdict: a borrowed brand with shifty small print
Strip away the astronauts, and Bet4Star is Kaasino with smaller caps and no sportsbook, so the only real reason to pick it over its twin is the look. What worries me more than the size of any bonus is how often the site contradicts itself on cashback, fees, timings, game numbers and identity checks. When a casino can’t keep its own terms in step, I wouldn’t want to rely on it to settle a disagreement, especially when the only way to settle one is a hearing in Costa Rica. And if the shared systems mean what they appear to, Bet4Star is taking British players the same way its sister sites took Dutch ones, without a local licence, which is what got Fortaprime fined.
Bet4Star isn’t licensed for British players, so anyone in the UK is better off at a casino overseen by the Gambling Commission. If cashback is what drew you in, All British Casino, which L & L Europe Limited runs under UK licence 38758, advertises 10% cashback alongside 100 cash spins on Le Bandit+ for a £10 deposit and wager, paid as cash with no maximum cash out.
Bet4Star sister sites FAQ
What are Bet4Star’s sister sites?
Its twin Kaasino, plus Hidden Jack, Bilucky, AmonBet and Lucky Wave. Supraplay, Lucky Max and GXSpins are in the same Fortaprime family, but Supraplay and Lucky Max turn British visitors away and GXSpins’ address returns an error.
Who owns Bet4Star?
The site doesn’t name an owner. It shares its platform, support desk and bonus terms with Kaasino, one of eight websites the Dutch regulator attributed to Fortaprime SRL, a company with an address in San José, Costa Rica.
Is Bet4Star licensed?
It describes itself as licensed, but it doesn’t name a regulator or show a licence number. It isn’t licensed by the Gambling Commission and it isn’t part of GAMSTOP.
Is Bet4Star the same as Kaasino?
It’s the same casino underneath, with the same bonus codes and support team. Bet4Star has a space theme, a smaller welcome package and no sportsbook.
Does Bet4Star really pay 25% cashback up to £25,000?
Not on day one. The tile says so, but the terms give 15% or 20% of first-day deposits, with a £10,000 cap. Daily cashback only reaches 25% at the top Star Club level.